Professor Christopher Gerrard c.m.gerrard@durham.ac.uk
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Not all archaeology is rubbish: the elusive life histories of three artefacts from Shapwick, Somerset
Gerrard, C.M.
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M. Costen
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Gerrard, C. (2007). Not all archaeology is rubbish: the elusive life histories of three artefacts from Shapwick, Somerset. In M. Costen (Ed.), People and Places. Essays in Honour of Mick Aston (166-180). Oxbow
| Publication Date | 2007 |
|---|---|
| Pages | 166-180 |
| Book Title | People and Places. Essays in Honour of Mick Aston. |
| Publisher URL | http://www.oxbowbooks.com/bookinfo.cfm/ID/48158?CFID=45286787&CFTOKEN=75033252 |
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